Your Adoption Story

                                 A Note from Leopold

  Do you have a story and photo you would like to share about your  adopted pup or dog?  We're looking for some laughs, maybe some tears, how they have changed your life, how they have touched your heart.  We will post your photo on our home page and story to the Your Adoption Story page to share with all of our visitors.  Maybe, just maybe, you'll inspire someone to share their life with a homeless dog. Please send a photo and your story to: OhioPuppyRescue@aol.com or CentralOhioDogRescueLeague@gmail.com

 Your Donations Help Support Our Community Projects

2012 was a year of great success and impact on the community through Ohio Puppy Rescue.   

*****Ohio Puppy Rescue Spay/Neuter Fund continues to focus primarily on our partnership with Pikes Friends, Pike Co. Humane Association, Shawnee Animal Hospital to provide free spay and neutering.  Our efforts have a "no questions asked" service to Pike and Scioto Counties for those who wish to have their dog altered.  The word has spread to several residents of these Counties who joined the efforts to stop unwanted dogs in their Counties.

 *****We continued our educational program at the elementary school level in the Columbus area, which focus on puppy mills and the drive to spay and neuter pets, by providing copies of "Mighty Mimi" to the library.  Mighty Mimi was written by our own volunteer, Margo Mayberry.

 *****We  request a "Pay It Forward" commitment from all who adopt a mill survivor.  This means that each person in the family promises to learn about puppy mills and tells at least one person about what they learned.

Puppy mill rescue, Kurt, and his Mom,  

Melissa McCrady,WTMJ-TV Anchor/Reporter

Puppy mill rescue, King Louie, and his Mom,  

Jennifer Bates, NYCO Soprano

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